Raleigh's Kiwanis Park hosts a modern tea party event with games and a charitable component, inviting girls over 3 to enjoy fun, laughter, and philanthropy.

Raleigh's Black community celebrates local leaders at the John P. "Top" Green African American Cultural Center, featuring a panel discussion with influential figures.

Raleigh's Fred Fletcher Park is hosting a series of yoga sessions aimed at teaching alignment and promoting strength and flexibility for participants over 18, with indoor and potential outdoor classes if weather permits.

Durham, NC, is upgrading tennis court lighting at Rock Quarry Park and Whippoorwill Park with energy-efficient LED systems for increased safety and enjoyment.

Alex Mason was named IT Employee of the Month by the Durham Police Department for his expertise and positive impact.

Morrisville's holiday season hours for town services have been announced, with certain facilities closing on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day, but emergency services will remain available.

Raleigh's administrative offices will close Dec. 24-26, but emergency services remain available. Waste services are delayed by a day post-Christmas, and GoRaleigh operates a regular schedule on Christmas Eve but halts on Christmas Day.

Raleigh Parks is hiring for various part-time roles, including camp counselors, recreation instructors, cashiers, and lifeguards, to work in their parks and programs.

Knightdale honors fallen heroes and teaches civic duty by participating in Wreaths Across America, laying wreaths and educating about freedom and service.

Rolesville announced holiday office closures, a new Fire Chief, and a $25,000 grant for local businesses in a NewsBlast, inviting residents to sign up for updates.

Zebulon seeks a full-time Recreation Assistant to support community programs; application deadline January 6, 2026.

The Chatham County Sheriff's Office hosted their final "Shop with a Sheriff" event at a local Walmart, aiming to foster community relations between law enforcement and children during the holiday season, as captured in their emotional Facebook post.

Durham offers free holiday tree disposal at the Waste Disposal and Recycling Center and four drop-off locations in January, turning trees into mulch and compost.